We spoke to Dr Miro Haček about three topical issues in domestic politics – the proposed amendment to the media law, the Prime Minister’s “ideas”
On Monday, a protest for the protection of drinking water, or against the construction of the C0 sewerage channel (the so-called “shit pipeline”), took place
On the last day of the year, the ruling coalition adopted a media bill away from the public eye, which has already attracted much criticism
“Thank you for caring about the free media space, which is the cornerstone of democracy,” Zala Klopčič wrote at the launch of a petition against
Member of the European Parliament from the ranks of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Branko Grims, was recently interviewed by The
Just before the Christmas and New Year holidays, the Golob government announced something it does really well: it announced a new tax. This time, on
Wikipedia’s financial report reveals that criticism of the online encyclopaedia’s political bias was justified. In a budget of 177 million dollars, as much as 50
The Slovenian public is currently following two active cases of suspected corruption in the healthcare sector. An investigation into alleged overpayments for the servicing of
Taxing “surplus” housing at 1.45 percent, which is the intention of those in power as they enter their last year in office, is progress. So
Slovenian politicians are officially on the side of the European Union, the global West and NATO when it comes to Russia and its war of
On Thursday, the 26th of December, we celebrated the Independence and Unity Day, which marks the 34th anniversary of the plebiscite in which Slovenians voted
On Monday, a ceremony to mark the Independence and Unity Day was held in Tolmin, Slovenia, organised by the Association for the Values of Slovenian
